Children's Wisconsin - Kenosha Clinic

Children’s Wisconsin - Kenosha Clinic in Kenosha, Wisconsin provides child and family mental health services through office-based counseling and therapy programs. The clinic offers individual therapy, family therapy, group therapy, grief and loss counseling, trauma-informed therapy, play therapy, psychological testing, psychiatry, medication management, intake, treatment planning, and discharge planning. Services also include post-adoption support and foster care transition support for children and families who may need additional behavioral health guidance.

Treatment at Children’s Wisconsin - Kenosha Clinic includes child & family therapy, counseling services, psychotherapy, trauma-informed therapy, and play therapy. The clinic supports children, families, and parents/guardians facing parent-child conflict, academic problems, behavioral problems, depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, grief and loss, anger management, trauma, physical abuse, sexual abuse, divorce, separation, and remarriage-related concerns. Care is designed to help children and families build trust, learn new skills, work toward treatment goals, improve communication, and continue progress through discharge planning. Children’s Wisconsin counseling centers are accredited by the Council on Accreditation.